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The Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) which was released last month packs some really impressive hardware specs and features but some of its owners have already been complaining about some minor issues. Well, it’s expected since no manufacturer can make their devices problem-free especially that the performance of these devices depends on a lot of factors.
First off, if possible, do not let your Samsung Galaxy Watch drain its battery completely as that’s the most common cause that the device would no longer turn on or respond even if it’s connected to the charger. I’ve read a lot of complaints from online forums about this problem and only a few knew
The Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus comes packed with really impressive hardware specs and impressive features but just like any other smartphones, there would always come a time that an issue may occur. Since we started providing free support to our readers, we’ve encountered thousands of issues already and among the most common are related to
When a high-end smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus gets stuck on logo or won’t continue to boot up, it’s often an issue with the firmware although it won’t tell us immediately if it’s serious or not. But here’s the thing, if this problem occurs when you’re using your phone normally, then it’s probably
Read and understand why your Samsung Galaxy J3 can sometimes get stuck on the boot screen and learn how to troubleshoot it when it happens. Getting stuck on the boot screen could be a sign of a serious firmware issue, however, based on our experiences, there are cases wherein the phone cannot boot up successfully
We’ve been receiving quite a lot of complaints from our readers saying that their new Samsung Galaxy S8 have been stuck on the Verizon screen while their devices were booting up. While this basically concerns Verizon Galaxy S8 owners, such behavior seems a common to this device as we’ve also received complaints about units that
When a premium smartphone like Verizon’s new Galaxy A50 turned off by itself and won’t turn on or respond, it could be a sign of a minor firmware issue contrary to what many users think that it’s a hardware problem. Needless to say, you may be able to fix it on your own by doing
Understand why your Samsung Galaxy J3 (#GalaxyJ3) can no longer boot up successfully after a firmware update and learn how to troubleshoot it in order to know the cause and eventually fix the problem. Learn how to troubleshoot your phone that won’t turn on or power up after an update. The Samsung Galaxy J3, a
When it comes to problems that occur while the phone is booting up, we can always attribute them to firmware issues but there are times when they’re triggered by something else. Some of our readers who have the Samsung Galaxy A5 contacted us regarding the problem wherein the phone gets stuck on the logo while
If your Xiaomi Pocophone F1 turned off by itself or got stuck on a black screen and won’t turn back on, then the problem could either be a minor one especially if it occurred without apparent reason or cause. However, if the phone got dropped on a hard surface or got wet and then this
There are basically two issues with the Nexus 6P (#Nexus6P) that I will tackle in this post; not turning on and won’t boot up successfully. Before we go further into this troubleshooting guide, let me differentiate the two so that you’ll have a clearer picture why we do things the way we do. Below are
It seems like many of our readers who own the Samsung Galaxy J3 are complaining about similar issue–getting stuck in bootloop. Some of them reported that the problem started after an update, so we will take into consideration the possibility that it’s just another firmware-related concern. It doesn’t necessarily mean the firmware update was bad
A Samsung Galaxy J7 that gets stuck on the logo during boot up may be experiencing a serious firmware issue, although it might also be a sign of a minor app-related problem. We’ve also encountered cases wherein the phone couldn’t continue booting up due to a hardware problem that’s preventing the system from working properly.
As long as there’s enough battery, your Garmin Fenix 5 Plus should turn on without any problems at all. However, there seems to be some users who have reported that their smartwatch no longer powers on. Power issues are among the most common problems any user may encounter every now and then. In this post,
When your phone cannot complete the boot process and reboots just before it reaches the home screen only to do the same thing over and over, that’s what you call a boot loop. Your device will continue doing it until the battery is all drained up. We have readers who own the new Samsung Galaxy
Nokia is known for creating quality and sturdy phones ever since before the birth of smartphones. A solid proof of this is its widely known basic phone, revamped, and reborn Nokia 3310. As the company aims to compete globally, they too have their own smartphone flagship series with the Nokia 6 2018 as the latest
In this guide, you will learn how to fix Oppo R17 won’t turn on issue as well as perform the forced restart procedure that will help you fix most of the minor problems you may encounter. A system or firmware crash happens every now and then and more often than not, it will result to
Some of our readers who own the Samsung Galaxy S8 reported that their devices, new as they are, got stuck on the logo during boot up. While we’ve seen cases wherein this problem occurred due to hardware issues, most of the time it concerns the firmware. As long as the phone can power up its
We have received a lot messages from our readers who own the Samsung Galaxy A7 and while we’ve already addressed the not charging issue in a separate post, we find it necessary to address the issue involving some A7s that reportedly won’t turn on anymore. Power-related concerns are among the most common problems we received
Device issues depicted by symptoms of unresponsiveness or being stuck on certain screens and infinite boot loops usually denote serious errors in the internal memory or system structure. Data corruption, software bugs and malware afflicting certain apps and system functions are also among the possible culprits. Such problems usually occur on aged devices as wear-and-tear